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Achieving efficient and stable comanipulation through adaptation to changes in human arm impedance
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Achieving efficient channel utilization and weighted fairness for data communications in IEEE 802.11 WLAN under the DCF
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Achieving efficient channel utilization using dynamic coverage control in IEEE 802.11
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Achieving Efficient Cooperative Message Authentication in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks
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Achieving efficient data fusion through integration of sensory perception control and sensor fusion
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Achieving efficient dense matching for uncalibrated images
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Achieving Efficient Distributed Scheduling with Message Queues in the Cloud for Many-Task Computing and High-Performance Computing
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Achieving Efficient Flooding by Utilizing Link Correlation in Wireless Sensor Networks
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Achieving efficient multi-sensory perception through predictive correction of monitoring errors
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Achieving efficient network resources utilization in bicasting Proxy Mobile IPv6
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Achieving efficient packet-based memory system by exploiting correlation of memory requests
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Achieving efficient wide-band operation with short antennas
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Achieving e-health care in a distributed EHR system
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Achieving e-Inclusion: Building an African digital agenda
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Achieving elastic stability of concentric tube robots through optimization of tube precurvature
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Achieving elasticity for cloud MapReduce jobs
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Achieving electric field steering in deep brain stimulation
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Achieving Electromagnetic Compatibility In The Royal Navy
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Achieving Electromagnetic Compatibility: Accident or Design
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Achieving electrothermal stability in interconnect metal during ESD pulses
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Achieving elementary cycle synchronization between masters in the flexible time-triggered replicated star for ethernet
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Achieving EMC compliance by design - case study of fixed remote station in corDECT WLL system
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Achieving EMC emissions compliance for an aeronautics power line communications system
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Achieving EMC in a LDRS system [laser designation and rangefinding]
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Achieving EMC in high frequency and high power switching environment on Radar Imaging Satellite
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Achieving EMI compliance with DVI and HDMI on defense/aerospace platforms
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Achieving employee safety-lessons from the railroad
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Achieving end-to-end delay bounds by EDF scheduling without traffic shaping
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Achieving End-to-End Diversity over ASON Architecture
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Achieving end-to-end fairness in 802.11e based wireless multi-hop mesh networks
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Achieving end-to-end goals of WSN using Weighted Cognitive Maps
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Achieving end-to-end predictability in the TAO Real-time CORBA ORB
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Achieving end-to-end real-time Quality of Service with Software Defined Networking
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Achieving end-to-end throughput guarantee for TCP flows in a differentiated services network
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Achieving Energy Conservation, Coverage and Connectivity Requirements in Wireless Sensor Networks
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Achieving energy diversity with multiple energy harvesting relays
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Achieving energy efficiency and increasing network life in wireless sensor network
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Achieving Energy Efficiency and QoS for Low-Rate Applications with 802.11e
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Achieving Energy Efficiency and Reliability for Data Dissemination in Duty-Cycled WSNs
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Achieving energy efficiency by HW/SW co-design
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Achieving Energy Efficiency by Optimal Resource Utilisation in Cloud Environment
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Achieving energy efficiency by self-adjusting sensing range and positioning in wireless sensor networks
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Achieving Energy Efficiency Fairness in Multicell MISO Downlink
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Achieving energy efficiency for Device to Device communications using power control: A low complexity algorithm
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Achieving energy efficiency in Body Area Networks (BAN´s) through avoiding spatially correlated contention
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Achieving energy efficiency in LTE with joint D2D communications and green networking techniques
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Achieving energy efficiency in restructured markets, implications for IRP
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Achieving Energy Efficiency via Drowsy Transmission in Cognitive Radio
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Achieving Energy Efficiency with Transmission Pushbacks in Sensor Networks
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Achieving energy efficient and reliable communication in WSN with coded GMSK system under various channel conditions
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Achieving energy efficient and secure communication in wireless sensor networks
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Achieving energy efficient data centers using cooling path management coupled with ASHRAE standards
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Achieving Energy Efficient Transmission in Wireless Body Area Networks for the Physiological Monitoring of Military Soldiers
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Achieving energy savings and thermal comfort through intermittent heating in very low energy buildings
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Achieving energy-efficiency and on-time performance with Driver Advisory Systems
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Achieving energy-efficiency on MPSoCs: performance and power optimizations
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Achieving energy-efficiency with a next generation NVRAM-based SSD
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Achieving energy-efficient distributed consensus in wireless scale free networks
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Achieving energy-proportionality in fat-tree DCNs
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Achieving enhanced product EMC in high volume home appliance manufacturing
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Achieving Enterprise Architecture Benefits: What Makes the Difference?
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Achieving environmental tolerance through the initiation and exploitation of external information
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Achieving equilibrium and local incentive compatibility for electricity markets by using redundant constraints
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Achieving Ergodicity in Quasi-Static MIMO With Polynomial-Time Complexity and One Bit of Feedback
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Achieving evenly distributed sensor lifetime in large scale wireless sensor networks
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Achieving exact cluster recovery threshold via semidefinite programming
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Achieving exact cluster recovery threshold via semidefinite programming under the stochastic block model
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Achieving Exascale Capabilities through Heterogeneous Computing
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Achieving excellence in Electronic Health Record deployment in Middle East hospitals
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Achieving excellence in engineering education through improved teaching-learning process
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Achieving excellence in technical communication classes by using IEEE Spectrum magazine & active learning techniques
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Achieving excellence in the global marketplace using knowledge-based simulation
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Achieving Experiential Cross-cultural Training Through a Virtual Teams Project
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Achieving exponential diversity in All fading channels
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Achieving Exponential Diversity in Wireless Multihop Systems with Regenerative Relays
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Achieving exponential diversity with spatiotemporal power allocation with imperfect channel state information
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Achieving extended displays prototype via Wi-Fi direct technology
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Achieving Extreme Resolution in Numerical Cosmology Using Adaptive Mesh Refinement: Resolving Primordial Star Formation
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Achieving extreme scan compression for SoC Designs
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Achieving fair and high packet-level throughput in ABR service
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Achieving fair bandwidth allocation without per-flow state
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Achieving fair cooperation for multi-hop ad hoc networks
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Achieving fair network equilibria with delay-based congestion control algorithms
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Achieving fair non-repudiation for web services transaction
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Achieving Fair or Differentiated Cache Sharing in Power-Constrained Chip Multiprocessors
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Achieving Fair Performance by Power Allocation in Opportunistic Cooperation
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Achieving fair scheduling over error-prone channels in multirate WLANs
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Achieving Fair Service with a Layered Scheduling Scheme for CICQ Switches
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Achieving Fair TCP Access in the IEEE 802.11 Infrastructure Basic Service Set
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Achieving Fair Throughput for TCP Flows in Multi-Hop Wireless Backhaul Networks
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Achieving fairness and efficiency for association control in the heterogeneous wireless networks
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Achieving fairness and throughput for best-effort traffic in input-queued crossbar switches
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Achieving fairness and timeliness in a previous electronic contract signing protocol
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Achieving Fairness Between Uplink and Downlink Flows in Error-Prone WLANs
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Achieving fairness for multi-class traffic in directional multi-interface IEEE 802.11s MCCA
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Achieving fairness in distributed cognitive radio networks using a timer mechanism
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Achieving fairness in distributed scheduling in wireless ad-hoc networks
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Achieving Fairness in IEEE 802.11 Ad Hoc Networks
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Achieving fairness in IEEE 802.11 DFWMAC with variable packet lengths
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Achieving fairness in lossy 802.11e wireless multi-hop mesh networks
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Achieving fairness in wireless environment
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Achieving Fairness in Wireless LANs by Enhanced IEEE 802.11 DCF
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Achieving Fairness, Simplicity, and Near Optimal Performance in Rate Adaptation Algorithms for Wireless Multiuser OFDM Systems
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Achieving fanout capabilities in single electron encoded logic networks
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Achieving fast and bandwidth-efficient shared-path protection
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Achieving fast and exact hazard-free logic minimization of extended burst-mode gC finite state machines
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Achieving fast motions in semiconductor manufacturing machinery
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Achieving Faster Access to Satellite Link Bandwidth
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Achieving faster access to satellite link bandwidth
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Achieving faster failure detection in OSPF networks
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Achieving fault secureness in parity prediction arithmetic operators: general conditions and implementations
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Achieving Fault Tolerance in Data Aggregation in Wireless Sensor Networks
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Achieving fault tolerance in factory automation systems by dynamic configuration
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Achieving fault tolerance in FTT-CAN
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Achieving fault tolerance in multichannel control systems
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Achieving Fault Tolerance on Grids with the CPPC Framework and the GridWay Metascheduler
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Achieving fault-tolerance by shifted and rotated operands in TMR non-diverse ALUs
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Achieving fault-tolerant multicast in injured wormhole-routed tori and meshes based on Euler path construction
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Achieving fault-tolerant software with rejuvenation and reconfiguration
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Achieving Fellow Grade through CSS
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Achieving fill factor above 80% in organic solar cells by charged interface
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Achieving Fill Factor Above 80% in Organic Solar Cells by Charged Interface
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Achieving Filter Effectiveness and Insuring Reliability
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Achieving fine absolute positioning accuracy in large powerful manipulators
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Achieving flexibility in a Viterbi decoder DSP coprocessor
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Achieving flexibility in business process modeling using an algebraic language
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Achieving flexibility in direct-manipulation programming environments by relaxing the edit-time grammar
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Achieving flexibility in LDPC code design by absorbing set elimination
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Achieving Flexible and Compliant Processes in Disaster Management
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Achieving Flexible Cache Consistency for Pervasive Internet Access
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Achieving flexible waveform and data routing with the Programmable Space IP Modem
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Achieving Flow Level Constant Performance Guarantees for CICQ Switches without Speedup
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Achieving Flow-Level Controllability in Network Intrusion Detection System
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Achieving fluency through perceptual-symbol practice in human-robot collaboration
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Achieving force perception in master-slave manipulators using pneumatic artificial muscles
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Achieving formations under medium access, relative position and velocity constraints
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Achieving Forward Secrecy and Unlinkability in Cloud-Based Personal Health Record System
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Achieving frequency-agile radio
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Achieving frontline communication excellence: the potential cost to health
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Achieving full 1.8 MJ, 500 TW laser performance on the national ignition facility
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Achieving full cooperative and frequency diversity in bit-interleaved coded two-way relay networks
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Achieving full diversity and fast ML decoding via simple analog network coding for asynchronous two-way relay networks
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Achieving full diversity and full rate with energy spreading transform for MIMO systems
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Achieving Full Diversity by Selection in Arbitrary Multi-Hop Amplify-and-Forward Relay Networks
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Achieving full diversity in MIMO radar: Code Construction and performance bounds
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Achieving Full Diversity in Multi-Antenna Two-Way Relay Networks via Symbol-Based Physical-Layer Network Coding
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Achieving Full Diversity over the MIMO Fading Channel with Space-Time Precoders and Iterative Linear Receivers
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Achieving Full Frequency and Space Diversity in Wireless Systems via BICM, OFDM, STBC, and Viterbi Coding
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Achieving Full Frequency and Space Diversity in Wireless Systems via BICM, OFDM, STBC, and Viterbi Decoding
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Achieving full fungibility and Quick Changeover by turning knobs in tape and Reel machine by applying SMED theory
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Achieving full media interoperability using information systems and indexing schemes
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Achieving Full Multiplexing Gain of MIMO Systems Using Adaptive Modulation and Coding
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Achieving full parallelism using multidimensional retiming
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Achieving Full Plan Multimodality by Integrating Multiple Incomplete Journey Planners
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Achieving Full Rate Network Coding with Constellation Compatible Modulation and Coding
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Achieving Full Secrecy Rate with Low Packet Delays: An Optimal Control Approach
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Achieving Full Security in Privacy-Preserving Data Mining
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Achieving full spatial and multi-path diversity with cyclically delay shift receiver for SC-FDE system
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Achieving full spatial multiplexing and full diversity in wireless communications
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Achieving Full Sum DoF in the SISO Interference Channel With Feedback Delay
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Achieving full transmit diversity for PPM constellations with any number of antennas via double position and symbol permutations
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Achieving Full View Coverage with Randomly-Deployed Heterogeneous Camera Sensors
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Achieving full-color organic light-emitting devices for lightweight, flat-panel displays
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Achieving full-diversity and fast maximum likelihood decoding in asynchronous analog network coding
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Achieving gaussian multiple access channel capacity with spatially coupled sparse graph multi-user modulation
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Achieving Gbps Throughput for Millimeter-Wave WPAN with an Anti-Blocking Scheme Using Deflection Routing
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Achieving general points in the 2-user Gaussian MAC without time-sharing or rate-splitting by means of iterative coding
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Achieving generalized object recognition through reasoning about association of function to structure
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Achieving generation dispatch efficiency through centralized optimization: Wisdom or heresy? The South American way
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Achieving Glitch-Free Clock Domain Crossing Signals Using Formal Verification, Static Timing Analysis, and Sequential Equivalence Checking
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Achieving Global End-to-End Maxmin in Multihop Wireless Networks
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Achieving Global Fairness for On-Chip Network Using Group Allocation
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Achieving Global Optimality for Joint Source and Relay Beamforming Design in Two-Hop Relay Channels
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Achieving Global Optimality for Weighted Sum-Rate Maximization in the K-User Gaussian Interference Channel with Multiple Antennas
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Achieving global stability through local controls
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Achieving Goals Through Interaction With Sensors And Actuators
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Achieving good benefits and managing the change [office technology]
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Achieving good correlation results between bitmap and TENCOR data
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Achieving good performance for dictionary machines; a scalable distributed data balancing technique
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Achieving good performance in global attitude stabilization
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Achieving greater automation in fibre channel test equipment for parametric and ASM protocol analysis and testing [military avionics]
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Achieving greater on-wafer S-parameter accuracy with the LRM calibration technique
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Achieving greater VVO benefits through AMI implementation
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Achieving green computing by effective utilization of cloud resources using a cloud OS
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Achieving green LTE-A HetNets with D2D traffic offload and renewable energy powered small cell BSs
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Achieving greener and lower cost data centers through PHM
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Achieving Group Cohesion using Information Technology Tools: A Systems Perspective
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Achieving group undo in bitmap-based collaborative editing systems
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Achieving groupware flexibility through metamodel mappings
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Achieving Guaranteed Anonymity in GPS Traces via Uncertainty-Aware Path Cloaking
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Achieving guaranteed connected coverage by using virtual hexagonal partition in wireless sensor networks
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Achieving guaranteed performance on computational Grid
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Achieving Handoff Optimization and Throughput Efficiency in Vehicular Networks
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Achieving Haptic Perception in Forceps’ Manipulator Using Pneumatic Artificial Muscle
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Achieving hardware security for reconfigurable systems on chip by a proof-carrying code approach
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Achieving hardware-efficient neural network based pattern recognition system through linear approximation
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Achieving heterogeneity and fairness in Kademlia
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Achieving heterogeneous packet-optical networks inter-connection with a software-defined unified control architecture
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Achieving high absolute accuracy for Group-delay measurements using the Modulation phase-shift technique
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Achieving High Availability at the Application Level in the Cloud
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Achieving high availability in a replicated file system by dynamically ordering transactions
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Achieving high availability in distributed databases
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Achieving high availability in distributed databases
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Achieving high availability in wireless networks by an optimal number of Rayleigh-fading links
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Achieving High Availability of Consistent Data in the Presence of Network Partitions
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Achieving High Bandwidth Efficiency under Partial-Band Noise Jamming
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Achieving High Branch Coverage with Fewer Paths
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Achieving high capacities in CDMA systems using multiuser detection based on BLAST
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Achieving high capacity with small cells in LTE-A
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Achieving high container through-put rates, between vessels in High Seas (a vision of HiCASS)
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Achieving high counting rates in superconducting nanowire single-photon detectors
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Achieving high data compression of self-similar satellite images using fractal
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Achieving High Data Rate in Multiband-OFDM UWB Over Power-Line Communication System
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Achieving high data rates in CDMA systems using BLAST techniques
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Achieving high data rates on the UMTS downlink shared channel using multiple antennas
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Achieving high directivity-bandwidth through flat GRIN superstrates in Fabry-Perot cavity antennas
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Achieving high efficiency in a double conversion transformerless UPS
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Achieving High Efficiency in Membership Proof without Compromising or Weakening any Security Property
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Achieving high efficiency using SiC MOSFETs and reduced output filter for grid-connected V2G inverter
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Achieving high efficiency with conventional railgun launchers
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Achieving high efficient Byzantine agreement with dual components failure mode on a multicasting network
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Achieving High Field-Effect Mobility Exceeding 50 cm (^{math\\rm {2}}) /Vs in In-Zn-Sn-O Thin-Film Transistors
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Achieving High Frequency Diversity with Subcarrier Allocation in OFDMA Systems
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Achieving high frequency reuse in dense cellular networks: A matrix graph approach
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Achieving high gain and large bandwidth using hybrid DR antennas to feed short horns
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Achieving high gate quality by wet process improvement
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Achieving High Goodput Performance in Mars Missions through Application Layer Coding and Transmission Power Trading
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Achieving high input power factor for DCM boost PFC converters by controlling variable duty cycle
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Achieving High Instruction Cache Performance With An Optimizing Compiler
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Achieving high integrity of process control software by graphical design and formal verification
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Achieving High Lifetime and Low Delay in Very Large Sensors Networks Using Mobile Sinks
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Achieving high luminosity in the Fermilab Tevatron
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Achieving high microprocessor manufacturing output-the Copy Exactly! method
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Achieving high mobilities in solution-processable organic FETs by minimizing contact effects
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Achieving High Multi-Modal Registration Performance Using Simplified Hough-Transform with Improved Symmetric-SIFT
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Achieving high navigation accuracy using inertial navigation systems in autonomous underwater vehicles
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Achieving High Performance Burst Transmission for Bursty Traffic using Optical Burst Chain Switching in WDM Networks
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Achieving high performance in bus-based shared-memory multiprocessors
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Achieving high performance in CORBA-based systems with limited heterogeneity
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Achieving High Performance Oxide TFT-Based Inverters by Use of Dual-Gate Configurations With Floating and Biased Secondary Gates
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Achieving high performance teamwork in a semiconductor manufacturing operation
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Achieving high performance to support multicast traffic in a parallel packet switch with space division multiplexing expansion
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Achieving high performance via co-designed virtual machines
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Achieving high performance web applications by service and database replications at edge servers
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Achieving High Performance with FPGA-Based Computing
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Achieving High Performance With TCP Over 40 GbE on NUMA Architectures for CMS Data Acquisition
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Achieving high performance with TCP over 40GbE on NUMA architectures for CMS data acquisition
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Achieving high precision in NMR flux density and /spl gamma/´/sub p/ measurements-accounting for the asymmetric line
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Achieving high precision laparoscopic manipulation through adaptive force control
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Achieving high pressure shock Hugoniot measurements in cylindrical geometry utilizing a high-explosive pulsed power drive
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Achieving high quality in outsourcing reengineering projects throughout extreme programming
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Achieving high rates with CsI(Tl)-photomultiplier detectors
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Achieving high reliability and quality in the acquisition of US DoD electronics
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Achieving high reliability in Aerial-Terrestrial networks: Opportunistic space-time coding
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Achieving high reliability low cost lead-free SAC solder joints via Mn or Ce doping
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Achieving High Reliability on Linux for K2 System
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Achieving high reliability via pressureless sintering of nano-Ag paste for die-attach
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Achieving high resolution and long depth of field in ultrasonic B-mode images-a comparative study of restoration and multiple focusing techniques
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Achieving high resolution for super-resolution via reweighted atomic norm minimization
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Achieving high robustness and performance in performing QoS-aware route planning for IPTV networks
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Achieving High Robustness in Supply Distribution Networks by Rewiring
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Achieving high spectral efficiency in long-haul transmission with pre-filtering and multi-symbol detection
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Achieving High Spectral Efficiency with Adaptive Layered Space Time Codes under Rate Control
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Achieving high speed RFID die pick and place operation
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Achieving High Sustained Performance in an Unstructured Mesh CFD Application
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Achieving High Test Quality with Reduced Pin Count Testing
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Achieving high throughput and low delay by accurately regulating link queue length over mobile data network
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Achieving High Throughput by Transparent Network Interface Virtualization on Multi-core Systems
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Achieving high throughput for data transfer over ATM networks
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Achieving High Throughput Ground-to-UAV Transport via Parallel Links
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Achieving High Throughput in High-Radix Switch
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Achieving high transition delay fault coverage with partial DTSFF scan chains
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Achieving High Transparency in Bilateral Teleoperation Using Stiffness Observer for Passivity Control
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Achieving high utilization in guaranteed services networks using early-deadline-first scheduling
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Achieving high voltage dielectric breakdown of turbine generator stator coils using capacitors
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Achieving high workability in high-end package by controlling microstructure of 4N Cu wire
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Achieving high-accuracy distributed localization in sensor networks
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Achieving high-accuracy relative positioning in real-time: system design, performance and real-time results
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Achieving high-bandwidth nanopositioning in presence of plant uncertainties
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Achieving high-bitrate overlay live streaming with proxy helpers
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Achieving High-Capacity Narrowband Cellular Systems by Means of Multicell Multiuser Detection
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Achieving high-capacity wireless by merging multicarrier CDMA systems and oscillating-beam smart antenna arrays
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Achieving high-dependability optimal multicast in Wireless Mesh Networks
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Achieving high-diversity in MB-OFDM systems
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Achieving higher dependability by integrating replication with DNS dispatching in the web-server cluster systems
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Achieving higher dynamic range in flash A/D converters
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Achieving higher frequencies in large-scale nonlinear model predictive control
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Achieving higher HSDPA performance and preserving R99 soft handover control by large scale optimization in CPICH coverage planning
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Achieving higher levels of CMMI maturity using simulation
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Achieving higher levels of electronic integration through system-on-chip
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Achieving higher levels of electronic integration through system-on-chip
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Achieving higher margins by solving the mobile flash test challenge
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Achieving Higher Modulation Efficiency in Electrooptic Polymer Modulator With Slotted Silicon Waveguide
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Achieving higher perceptual quality and robustness in watermarking using julian set patterns
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Achieving higher performance of memcached by caching at network interface
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Achieving higher power density in DC-DC converters for photovoltaic applications
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Achieving Higher Reliability through Self-Repair
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Achieving Higher Resolution ISAR Imaging With Limited Pulses via Compressed Sampling
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Achieving higher SEI levels
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Achieving higher throughput in ieee 802.11 wireless local area networks with burst transmission methods
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Achieving higher throughput in STBC-OFDM systems using non-linear modulation techniques
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Achieving higher uplink performance and capacity via non-overlapping window adaptive maximum noise fraction beamforming technique
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Achieving higher yield through diagnosis
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Achieving higher yield through diagnosis?
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Achieving higher yield through diagnosis-the ASIC perspective
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Achieving higher-order Bézier Curve based on the application of probability calculation method
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Achieving High-Level QoS in Multi-Party Video-Conferencing Systems via Exploitation of Global Time
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Achieving Highly Localized Effective Magnetic Fields With Non-Uniform Rashba Spin-Orbit Coupling for Tunable Spin Current in Metal/Semiconductor/Metal Structures
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Achieving high-performance Ge MOS devices using high-к gate dielectrics Ga2O3(Gd2O3) of sub-nm EOT
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Achieving High-Performance On-Chip Networks With Shared-Buffer Routers
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Achieving high-performance poly-Si TFTs by structural engineering
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Achieving High-Performance Video Analytics with Lightweight Cores and a Sea of Hardware Accelerators
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Achieving high-quality systems: making CASE work in your organization
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Achieving High-Quality Three-Dimensional InISAR Imageries of Maneuvering Target via Super-Resolution ISAR Imaging by Exploiting Sparseness
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Achieving High-Rate Multi-Hop Data Delivery in Vehicular Networks
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Achieving high-speed box-to-box interconnects in space
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Achieving High-Throughput State Machine Replication in Multi-core Systems
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Achieving Honest Ratings with Reputation-Based Fines in Electronic Markets
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Achieving host mobility using DNS dynamic updating protocol
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Achieving HRWS Images with Space-borne Bistatic SAR with Multiple Phase Centers
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Achieving human-agent teamwork in eHealth based pervasive intelligent environments
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Achieving Human-Aware Seamless Handoff
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Achieving Humanlike Motion: Resolving Redundancy for Anthropomorphic Industrial Manipulators
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Achieving I/sub DDQ/I/sub SSQ/ production testing with QuiC-
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Achieving IEC type 2 short circuit coordination
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Achieving IEC Type 2 short circuit coordination
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Achieving impedance objectives in robot teleoperation
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Achieving imperceptibility in all-pass watermarking of speech signals
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Achieving Improved Position Detection Using a Modified Triangular Perturbation Signal
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Achieving individual feedback through the on-line educational platform
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Achieving industrial relevance in software engineering education
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Achieving industrial relevance with academic excellence: lessons from the Oregon master of software engineering
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Achieving information dependability in Grids through GDS2
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Achieving information flow security through precise control of effects
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Achieving Information Security in Network Computing Systems
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Achieving instrument interchangeability with IVI instrument drivers
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Achieving integrated consistency maintenance and awareness in real-time collaborative programming environments: The CoEclipse approach
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Achieving Integrated Order Management In A Major Steel Business
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Achieving integration in a development environment
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Achieving integrity in an INS/GPS navigation loop for autonomous land vehicle applications
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Achieving integrity in methods and language
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Achieving Intention-Centric BPM through Automated Planning
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Achieving inter-connection in multi-vendor multi-domain heterogeneous optical networks
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Achieving Internet of Things security via providing topological sustainability
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Achieving interoperability between CORBA and DCE applications using bridges
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Achieving interoperability between heterogeneous object-oriented genomic databases
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Achieving Interoperability Between PowerPoint and Similar Presentation Tools
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Achieving Interoperability in Conditional Access Systems through the Dynamic Download and Execution of Cryptographic Software for the IPTV System
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Achieving interoperability in grid-enabled virtual organisations
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Achieving interoperability of genome databases through intelligent Web mediators
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Achieving interoperability through ODP trading function
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Achieving interoperability with distributed relational databases
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Achieving inter-receiver fairness utilizing layered media multicast control (LMMC)
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Achieving inter-session fairness for layered video multicast
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Achieving inter-session fairness for layered video multicast
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Achieving invisibility with a tunable cloaking device
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Achieving IP routing stability with optical bypass
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Achieving IP-multicast functionality in the asynchronous transfer mode environment
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Achieving IPTV service portability through delegation
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Achieving Isotropic Permeability for Integrated Inductors
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Achieving IT security in a Telematic Rescue Assistance System
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Achieving IT-Enabled Enterprise Agility in China: An IT Organizational Identity Perspective
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Achieving Joint Diversity in Decode-and-Forward MIMO Relay Networks with Zero-Forcing Equalizers
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Achieving joint diversity in MIMO relay networks with low-complexity equalizers
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Achieving K-anonymity in mobile ad hoc networks
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Achieving k-anonymity in privacy-aware location-based services
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Achieving k-Barrier Coverage in Hybrid Directional Sensor Networks
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Achieving knowledge management through Cloud Computing: A case in higher education
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Achieving language independence with Paragon
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Achieving large bandwidth by leveraging parallelism in end-hosts and networks
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Achieving Large Dynamic Aperture in the ILC Damping Rings
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Achieving large multiplexing gain in distributed antenna systems via cooperation with pCell technology
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Achieving large spectral efficiencies from MU-MIMO with tens of antennas: Location-adaptive TDD MU-MIMO design and user scheduling
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Achieving large spectral efficiency with TDD and not-so-many base-station antennas
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Achieving Leaner Software [Best Practices]
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Achieving learning object interoperability and reusability through object orientation
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Achieving Learning Objectives through E-Voting Case Studies
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Achieving Less Than 2% 3- σ Mismatch With Minimum Channel-Length CMOS Devices
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Achieving lifestyle aspirations through assisted living technology
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Achieving Lightweight and Secure Access Control in Multi-authority Cloud
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Achieving linear scaling with interference alignment
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Achieving linearity for outphasing amplifiers targeting LTE applications and beyond
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Achieving Linguistic Provenance via Plagiarism Detection
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Achieving Little Goals in Language Design and Implementation
385
Achieving load balancing in heterogeneous peer-to-peer netjworks by allocating and reallocating process
386
Achieving Load Balancing in Wireless Mesh Networks Through Multiple Gateways
387
Achieving locally minimal burst blocking in OBS networks with delayed scheduling
388
Achieving logical data independence in hypermedia databases
389
Achieving log-utility fairness in CDMA systems via majorization theory
390
Achieving Long Range Communication in Cars
391
Achieving long reading ranges with passive wireless intermodulation sensors
392
Achieving long repeaterless sections in high-density metropolitan WDM networks
393
Achieving Long-Term Fairness and Optimum Multiuser Diversity Gain in Time-Varying Broadcast Channels
394
Achieving Long-Term Surveillance in VigilNet
395
Achieving loop-free incremental routing in ad hoc networks
396
Achieving low approach noise without sacrificing capacity
397
Achieving low carbon buildings through policy instruments — Sharing the Trakhees-EHS Dubai experience
398
Achieving low end-to-end latency with a Handoff-based Deterministic Routing Protocol (HDRP) in Delay-Tolerant Networking
399
Achieving low latency and energy consumption by 5G TDD mode optimization
400
Achieving Low Latency of Multimedia Content Browsing in UPnP AV Architectures
401
Achieving low latency, reduced memory footprint and low power consumption with data streaming
402
Achieving low loss and low nonlinearity in hollow core photonic crystal fibers
403
Achieving low outage probability with network coding in wireless multicarrier multicast systems
404
Achieving low temperature Cu to Cu diffusion bonding with self assembly monolayer (SAM) passivation
405
Achieving Low Vt (≪-0.3V) and Thin EOT (~1.0nm) in Gate First Metal/High-k pMOSFET for High Performance CMOS Applications
406
Achieving low VT Ni-FUSI CMOS via lanthanide incorporation in the gate stack
407
Achieving Low- V_{T} Ni-FUSI CMOS by Ultra-Thin \\hbox {Dy}_{2}\\hbox {O}_{3} Capping of Hafnium
408
Achieving low-carbon economy by disruptive innovation in China
409
Achieving low-cost high-reliability computation through redundant parallel processing
410
Achieving Low-Cost Linearity Test and Diagnosis of Sigma Delta ADCs via Frequency-Domain Nonlinear Analysis and Macromodeling
411
Achieving Lower Delay with Energy Efficiency in Extremely Low-Duty-Cycle and Unreliable WSN
412
Achieving Lower Distortion with Lattice Strategies in Multicast Wireless Networks
413
Achieving low-overhead fault tolerance for parallel accelerators with dynamic partial reconfiguration
414
Achieving low-porosity sintering of nano Ag paste via pressureless process
415
Achieving Low-Power Consumption by Using Fractal Coding in PVP
416
Achieving MAC fairness in wireless ad-hoc networks using adaptive transmission control
417
Achieving MAC layer fairness in wireless mesh backbone based vehicular network
418
Achieving MAC-Layer Fairness in CSMA/CA Networks
419
Achieving magnitude order improvement in Porter stemmer algorithm over multi-core architecture
420
Achieving MAI cancellation in an asynchronous DS/CDMA system by optimum single-user detection
421
Achieving maintenance operations excellence through the RCM program
422
Achieving Managerial Goals in Business Process Components Design Using Genetic Algorithms
423
Achieving Market Responsiveness: The Enabling Role of IT and E-Commerce Adoption in SMEs
424
Achieving Marton’s Region for Broadcast Channels Using Polar Codes
425
Achieving Marton´s region for broadcast channels using polar codes
426
Achieving material limit characteristics in silicon power devices
427
Achieving Maximum Degrees of Freedom of Two-Hop MIMO Alternate Half-Duplex Relaying System For Linear Transceivers: A Unified Transmission Framework for DF and AF Protocols
428
Achieving Maximum Efficiency in Three-Phase Systems With a Shunt Active Power Compensator Based on IEEE Std. 1459
429
Achieving Maximum Energy-Efficiency in Multi-Relay OFDMA Cellular Networks: A Fractional Programming Approach
430
Achieving maximum performance for matrix multiplication using set associative cache
431
Achieving maximum performance: A method for the verification of interlocked pipeline control logic
432
Achieving Maximum Possible Download Speed on ADSL Systems
433
Achieving maximum possible power factor with single-phase shunt active power filter under distorted supply condition
434
Achieving maximum power efficiency of a novel rectifier charge pump by impedance matching in an energy harvester suited for self-powered sensors
435
Achieving maximum power transfer in a multisource renewable system
436
Achieving maximum regions of attraction for unstable linear systems with control constraints
437
Achieving maximum spatial diversity with decouple-and-forward relaying in dual-hop OSTBC transmissions
438
Achieving maximum system throughput with cooperative relaying: A case study of IEEE 802.16j multi-hop relay
439
Achieving maximum throughput and minimum delay in heterogeneous Peer-to-Peer streaming networks
440
Achieving Maximum Throughput in Random Access Protocols with Multipacket Reception
441
Achieving maximum throughput with a minimum number of label switched paths in MPLS networks
442
Achieving Maximum Weighted Sum-Rate in Multicell Downlink MISO Systems
443
Achieving maximum-efficiency tracking control for backlight electronic ballast with phase-locked loop techniques
444
Achieving max-min fairness for MU-MISO with partial CSIT: A multicast assisted transmission
445
Achieving max-min fairness in WDM optical burst switching networks
446
Achieving medical device EMC: the role of regulations, standards, guidelines and publications
447
Achieving Memetic Adaptability by Means of Agent-Based Machine Learning
448
Achieving memetic adaptability by means of fuzzy decision trees
449
Achieving Memory Access Equalization Via Round-Trip Routing Latency Prediction in 3D Many-Core NoCs
450
Achieving METARING performance without insertion buffers
451
Achieving Microaggregation for Secure Statistical Databases Using Fixed-Structure Partitioning-Based Learning Automata
452
Achieving middleware customization in a configuration-based development environment: experience with the Aster prototype
453
Achieving MIMO channel capacity using multirate layered space-time coding architectures
454
Achieving MIMO performance with single-antenna radios
455
Achieving minimal and deterministic interrupt execution in stack-based processor architectures
456
Achieving minimal hardware multiple signature analysis for BIST
457
Achieving minimum coverage breach under bandwidth constraints in wireless sensor networks
458
Achieving Minimum Latency in Multi-Hop MAC Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks
459
Achieving minimum slice loss for real time MPEG 2 based video networking in a flow-oriented input-queued ATM switching router system
460
Achieving minimum-cost multicast: a decentralized approach based on network coding
461
Achieving minimum-routing-cost maximum-flows in infrastructure wireless mesh networks
462
Achieving mobility on demand using autonomous vehicles
463
Achieving moderate fairness for UDP flows by path-status classification
464
Achieving modified CRLB for estimating carrier phase offset through LS and MLE
465
Achieving modularity with tightly-coupled GPS/INS
466
Achieving monitoring of buildings´ fresh wind system by applying configuration software
467
Achieving Monotonic Variation of Spectral Composition in DC–DC Converters Using Pulse Skipping Modulation
468
Achieving Multi-Authority Access Control with Efficient Attribute Revocation in smart grid
469
Achieving multi-class service differentiation in WDM optical burst switching networks: a probabilistic preemptive burst segmentation scheme
470
Achieving multigauge behavior in bit-serial SIMD architectures via emulation
471
Achieving Multi-Level Parallelism in the Filter-Labeled Stream Programming Model
472
Achieving multimedia communications on a heterogeneous network
473
Achieving multiple degrees of freedom in long-range mm-wave MIMO channels using randomly distributed relays
474
Achieving Multipurpose Space Imaging with the ARTEMIS Reconfigurable Payload Processor
475
Achieving Multi-user Diversity Gain using User-Identity Feedback
476
Achieving multiuser diversity under hard fairness constraints
477
Achieving Natural Clustering by Validating Results of Iterative Evolutionary Clustering Approach
478
Achieving Natural Mathematical Expression Programming on GPUs via Expression Templates
479
Achieving Near Capacity of Non-Binary LDPC Coded Large MIMO Systems with a Novel Ultra Low-Complexity Soft-Output Detector
480
Achieving near maximum throughput in IEEE 802.11 WLANs with contention tone
481
Achieving near zero SSN power delivery networks by eliminating power planes and using constant current power transmission lines
482
Achieving near-capacity at low SNR on a multiple-antenna multiple-user channel
483
Achieving near-capacity on a multiple-antenna channel
484
Achieving near-capacity on large discrete memoryless channels with uniform distributed selected input
485
Achieving near-capacity performance on multiple-antenna channels with a simple concatenation scheme
486
Achieving near-exponential diversity on uncoded low-dimensional MIMO, multi-user and multi-carrier systems without transmitter CSI
487
Achieving nearly 100% throughput without feedback in energy harvesting wireless networks
488
Achieving nearly free fermi-level movement and Vth engineering in Ga2O3(Gd2O3)/In0.2Ga0.8As
489
Achieving near-MLD performance with soft information-set decoders implemented in FPGAs
490
Achieving Near-Optimal Detection Using Adaptive Joint Combination of MLD and MMSE-SIC over Spatially Correlated MIMO Channels
491
Achieving near-optimal traffic engineering in hybrid Software Defined Networks
492
Achieving near-optimal traffic engineering solutions for current OSPF/IS-IS networks
493
Achieving near-optimal traffic engineering solutions for current OSPF/IS-IS networks
494
Achieving near-optimum asymptotic efficiency and fading resistance over the time-varying Rayleigh-faded CDMA channel
495
Achieving near-unity broadband absorption in sparse arrays of GaAs NWs via a fundamental understanding of localized radial modes
496
Achieving negative security gaps with transmit antenna selection and frame scrambling in quasi-static fading channels
497
Achieving Network Availability in a Multilayered Protocol Environment
498
Achieving network interconnection using satellite services
499
Achieving network on chip fault tolerance by adaptive remapping
500
Achieving network optima using Stackelberg routing strategies
501
Achieving network stability and user fairness through admission control of TCP connections
502
Achieving Network Stability through Convergence--Case Study of an E-Government Project Using Actor Network Theory
503
Achieving Network Wide Proportional Fairness: A Pricing Method
504
Achieving next generation performance of ion implanters with the Varian Control System (VCS)
505
Achieving Nextgen´s air traffic management operational improvements
506
Achieving Non-Inclusive Cache Performance with Inclusive Caches: Temporal Locality Aware (TLA) Cache Management Policies
507
Achieving non-polluting cache accessing by using data valid tag splitting
508
Achieving nonvanishing stability regions with high-gain cheap control using H/sup /spl infin// techniques: the second order case
509
Achieving non-zero information velocity in wireless networks
510
Achieving NTRU with Montgomery multiplication
511
Achieving O(N) in simulating the billiards problem in discrete-event simulation
512
Achieving Oblivious Transfer Capacity of Generalized Erasure Channels in the Malicious Model
513
Achieving oblivious transfer using weakened security assumptions
514
Achieving One Megawatt ERP in the UHF-TV Band
515
Achieving one-hop DHT lookup and strong stabilization by passing tokens
516
Achieving open access in Ethernet PON (EPON)
517
Achieving open interoperability in tactical remoted systems with COTS technology
518
Achieving operability via the mission system paradigm
519
Achieving operational efficiency with cloud based services
520
Achieving optimal Bayesian classification performance using a novel approach: the `race to the attractor´ neural network model
521
Achieving optimal detection through discrete diffusion equations
522
Achieving Optimal Distortion Exponent of Parallel Quasi-Static Fading Channel with Imperfect CST
523
Achieving Optimal Diversity-Multiplexing Tradeoff for Full-Duplex MIMO Multihop Relay Networks
524
Achieving optimal elastic traffic rewards in dynamic multichannel access
525
Achieving optimal illumination conditions using local search
526
Achieving Optimal Lightpath Scheduling in Survivable WDM Mesh Networks
527
Achieving optimal operating conditions in PI controlled biomass-fired boilers: Undemanding way for improvement of small-scale boiler effectiveness
528
Achieving Optimal Performance by Using the IEEE 802.11 MAC Protocol With Service Differentiation Enhancements
529
Achieving optimal rate-distortion performance in arbitrarily-shaped transform coding
530
Achieving Optimal Throughput and Near-Optimal Asymptotic Delay Performance in Multichannel Wireless Networks With Low Complexity: A Practical Greedy Scheduling Policy
531
Achieving Optimal Throughput in Cooperative Wireless Multihop Networks With Rate Adaptation and Continuous Power Control
532
Achieving Optimal Throughput Utility and Low Delay With CSMA-Like Algorithms: A Virtual Multichannel Approach
533
Achieving Optimality and Fairness in Autonomous Demand Response: Benchmarks and Billing Mechanisms
534
Achieving optimality in adaptive control: the “bet on the best” approach
535
Achieving optimized performance in frost heave protection systems for cryogenic storage vessels
536
Achieving optimum capacitor bank protection and control
537
Achieving optimum coded diversity with scalar codes
538
Achieving Optimum in-building Coverage of 3G Network in Malaysia
539
Achieving Optimum Manufacturing Yield for RF System-in-Package (SiP) Devices Through Process Sensitivity Analysis
540
Achieving optimum network throughput and service differentiation for IEEE 802.11e EDCA networks
541
Achieving Optimum Performance in a High Pressure Sodium Lighting System
542
Achieving optimum test by applying standardization
543
Achieving Optional Android Permissions without Operating System Modifications
544
Achieving organizational training objectives with short course development
545
Achieving Out-of-Order Performance with Almost In-Order Complexity
546
Achieving packet-level quality of service through scheduling in multirate WLANs
547
Achieving page-mapping FTL performance at block-mapping FTL cost by hiding address translation
548
Achieving parallel communication in distributed systems
549
Achieving Pareto optimal equilibria in energy efficient clustered ad hoc networks
550
Achieving Pareto Optimal Power Tracking Control for Interference Limited Wireless Systems via Multi-Objective H_2/H_infty Optimization
551
Achieving pareto optimality through distributed learning
552
Achieving Pareto-Efficient Bandwidth Allocations Using a Non-Monetary Mechanism
553
Achieving peak equipment performance [synthetic lubricants for maximum equipment performance]
554
Achieving Peer-to-Peer Telecommunication Services through Social Hashing
555
Achieving Perfect Hashing through an Improved Construction of Bloom Filters
556
Achieving Perfect Secrecy by pdf-Bandlimited Jamming
557
Achieving per-flow fair rate allocation within Diffserv
558
Achieving per-flow weighted rate fairness in a core stateless network
559
Achieving Performance and Availability Guarantees with Spot Instances
560
Achieving performance consistency in heterogeneous clusters
561
Achieving periodic leg trajectories to evolve a quadruped gallop
562
Achieving personal security in future domestic travel: technology and user needs
563
Achieving per-station fairness in IEEE 802.11 wireless LANs
564
Achieving per-stream QoS with distributed airtime allocation and admission control in IEEE 802.11e wireless LANs
565
Achieving phase and amplitude stability in pulsed superconducting cavities
566
Achieving physical data independence in hypermedia databases
567
Achieving Physical Layer Security / Privacy with Self-Wrapped OCDM Transmission
568
Achieving physical-layer secrecy via friendly jamming with dynamic role assignment for coordinating transmitters
569
Achieving physiologic perfusion with ventricular assist devices: comparison of control strategies
570
Achieving Plasticity in WDM Networks: Application of Biological Evolutionary Model to Network Design
571
Achieving platform leadership: Application of inverting and porting in system development
572
Achieving Platform-Independence Of Service Creation Through The Application-Oriented Parsing Language
573
Achieving portability and efficiency over chip heterogeneous multiprocessor systems
574
Achieving Portability and Performance through OpenACC
575
Achieving positive rate with undetectable communication over AWGN and Rayleigh channels
576
Achieving positive rate with undetectable communication Over MIMO rayleigh channels
577
Achieving positive rates over AWGN channels with quantized feedback and linear processing
578
Achieving power and reliability sign-off for automotive semiconductor designs
579
Achieving power efficiency through minimum cycle time in digital signal processor design
580
Achieving Power Transmission Enhancement by Using Nano-Rings Made of Silver Spheres
581
Achieving power-law placement in wireless sensor networks
582
Achieving practical MIMO network planning using the Two-Curve MIMO Performance Model
583
Achieving precise coordinated cluster time in a cluster environment
584
Achieving Predictable High Performance in Imbalanced Fat Trees
585
Achieving Predictable Performance with On-Chip Shared L2 Caches for Manycore-Based Real-Time Systems
586
Achieving primary secrecy in energy harvesting CRNs using stackelberg game
587
Achieving principled assuredly trustworthy composable systems and networks
588
Achieving privacy and security in multi-owner data outsourcing
589
Achieving privacy in trust negotiations with an ontology-based approach
590
Achieving Privacy of Data Requests in MANETs by Means of Piggybacking and Hop Modification
591
Achieving privacy preservation in WiFi fingerprint-based localization
592
Achieving Privacy-preserving Computation on Data Grids
593
Achieving Private, Scalable, and Precise Data Collection in Wireless Sensor Networks
594
Achieving Probabilistic Anonymity Against One-to-Multiple Linkage Attacks
595
Achieving probabilistic robustness for multiuser SIMO uplink with Gaussian channel uncertainty
596
Achieving product and service fast time to market objectives through technology management
597
Achieving Programming Model Abstractions for Reconfigurable Computing
598
Achieving proportional degradation areas for wireless adaptive multimedia networks
599
Achieving proportional delay differentiation efficiently
600
Achieving proportional fair throughput in multi-rate random access wireless networks
601
Achieving proportional fairness using local information in Aloha networks
602
Achieving Proportional Fairness via AP Power Control in Multi-Rate WLANs
603
Achieving proportional loss differentiation using probabilistic preemptive burst segmentation in optical burst switching WDM networks
604
Achieving proportional loss differentiation using RED with maximum drop probability adjustment
605
Achieving P-Sensitive K-Anonymity via Anatomy
606
Achieving QoS in NoC-based MPSoCs through Dynamic Frequency Scaling
607
Achieving QoS target via adaptive admission control strategy in channelized system
608
Achieving quadrilateral interoperability
609
Achieving Quality and Traceability in FPGA/ASIC Flows for DO-254 Aviation Projects
610
Achieving Quality in Open-Source Software
611
Achieving quality in the manufacture of connector contacts
612
Achieving quality levels of 100 DPM: it´s possible... but roll up your sleeves and be prepared to do some work
613
Achieving quality of service in real time network security
614
Achieving Quality of Service via packet distribution shaping
615
Achieving Quality of Service with Adaptation-based Programming for medium access protocols
616
Achieving quality product in a long term software product development in healthcare application using Lean and Agile principles: Software engineering and software development
617
Achieving quality software development for distributed environments
618
Achieving quality, excellence, and consistency in a global academy
619
Achieving query optimization using sparsity management in OLAP system
620
Achieving rail-to-rail input operation using level-shift multiplexing technique for all CMOS op-amps
621
Achieving ranked range query in smart grid auction market
622
Achieving Rate Two Space-Time-Frequency Codes for Multiband UWB-MIMO Communication Systems Using Rotated Multidimensional Modulation
623
Achieving Ratio Bandwidth of 25:1 From a Printed Antenna Using a Tapered Semi-Ring Feed
624
Achieving real benefits by distribution automation solutions
625
Achieving real benefits by distribution automation solutions
626
Achieving real-time communication over Ethernet with adaptive traffic smoothing
627
Achieving real-time economic dispatch in power networks via a saddle point design approach
628
Achieving Real-Time Efficiency for Adaptive Radar Pulse Compression
629
Achieving real-time Ethernet
630
Achieving real-time lip-synch via SVM-based phoneme classification and lip shape refinement
631
Achieving Real-Time Target Tracking UsingWireless Sensor Networks
632
Achieving Receiver Location Privacy in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks
633
Achieving reconfigurable service oriented applications using Model Driven Engineering
634
Achieving reduced EMI using microcontrollers with PLL oscillators
635
Achieving Reduced Production Cycle Times Via Effective Control of Key Factors of the P-K Equation
636
Achieving relevance in IS research via the DAGS framework
637
Achieving reliability goals for an EFV LRU through laboratory testing
638
Achieving reliability growth on real-time systems
639
Achieving reliability in simulation software
640
Achieving reliability in wireless sensor networks by differed reporting rate
641
Achieving Reliability Over Cluster-Based Wireless Sensor Networks Using Backup Cluster Heads
642
Achieving Reliability through Replication in a Wide-Area Network DHT Storage System
643
Achieving Reliability via Multi-Homing and Path Redundancy in Multi-hop Wireless Networks for Internet Access in Rural Areas
644
Achieving Reliable and Timely Task Execution in Mobile Embedded Applications
645
Achieving Reliable Broadcasting in Ad Hoc Wireless Networks with Directional Antennas
646
Achieving reliable delivery in supply chains: the control of uncertainties
647
Achieving Reliable High-Frequency Releases in Cloud Environments
648
Achieving Reliable Parallel Performance in a VoD Storage Server Using Randomization and Replication
649
Achieving Reliable Transmission Using Topology Control in MANET
650
Achieving Re-Loss-Free Video Coding
651
Achieving re-loss-free video coding in a class of H.264 like hybrid coding
652
Achieving Repeatability of Asynchronous Events in Wireless Sensor Networks with EnviroLog
653
Achieving replication consistency using cooperating mobile agents
654
Achieving reproducibility needed for manufacturing semiconductor tunnel devices
655
Achieving resilience for a class of serial production networks
656
Achieving resilience in critical infrastructures: A case study for a nuclear power plant cooling loop
657
Achieving resiliency by eliminating common mode failures in the smart grid
658
Achieving Resilient and Efficient Load Balancing in DHT-based P2P Systems
659
Achieving Resilient Routing through Redistributing Routing Protocols
660
Achieving resolution far beyond the diffraction limit with RAPID photolithography
661
Achieving Resource-Efficient Survivable Provisioning in Service Differentiated WDM Mesh Networks
662
Achieving return on critical knowledge
663
Achieving return on critical talent in technology-intensive organizations
664
Achieving return on critical talent: a case study of a software development organization
665
Achieving reusability through interoperability
666
Achieving Robotic Assembly by Sensing and Controlling Spatial Relationships
667
Achieving robust biometric based access control mechanism for cloud computing
668
Achieving robust fairness of SCTP extension for MPEG-4 streaming
669
Achieving robust interchangeability of test assets in ATE systems
670
Achieving Robust Self-Management for Large-Scale Distributed Applications
671
Achieving robust stability and performance by augmenting the number of system inputs
672
Achieving robust stability by sensing additional system outputs
673
Achieving robust stability by sensing additional system outputs
674
Achieving Robust, Secure and Cognitive Transmissions Using Multiple Antennas
675
Achieving robustness and capacity gains in covert timing channels
676
Achieving robustness by casting planning as adaptation of a reactive system
677
Achieving Robustness through Caching and Retransmissions in IEEE 802.15.4-based WSNs
678
Achieving round-robin access in controller area networks
679
Achieving safety with rail-mounted terminals
680
Achieving Satisfied Virtual Exchange Rates through Multiple-Stage Virtual Money Supply
681
Achieving savings through integration of control, protection and monitoring technology
682
Achieving scalability for job centric monitoring in a distributed infrastructure
683
Achieving scalability in a distributed electronic health record system
684
Achieving scalability in hierarchical location services
685
Achieving scalability in parallel tabled logic programs
686
Achieving scalability in real-time systems
687
Achieving scalability in the UPMT mobility management solution
688
Achieving scalable capacity in wireless networks with adaptive power control
689
Achieving scalable cluster system analysis and management with a gossip-based network service
690
Achieving Scalable Parallelization for the Hessenberg Factorization
691
Achieving scalable performance in large-scale IEEE 802.11 wireless networks
692
Achieving Scalable Privacy Preserving Data Aggregation for Wireless Sensor Networks
693
Achieving seamless mobility in IP-based radio access networks
694
Achieving seamless mobility through handover coordination in a network-based localized mobility managed heterogeneous environment
695
Achieving seamlessness in multi-projector based tiled display using camera feedback
696
Achieving Secondary Synchronization for downlink in the Long Term Evolution standard
697
Achieving secrecy capacity of MISO fading wiretap channels with artificial noise
698
Achieving secrecy capacity of the wiretap channel and broadcast channel with a confidential component
699
Achieving Secrecy of MISO Fading Wiretap Channels via Jamming and Precoding With Imperfect Channel State Information
700
Achieving secrecy without any instantaneous CSI: polar coding for fading wiretap channels
701
Achieving Secrecy Without Knowing the Number of Eavesdropper Antennas
702
Achieving secrecy: Capacity vs. resolvability
703
Achieving Secret Communication for Fast Rayleigh Fading Channels
704
Achieving secure and efficient data collaboration in cloud computing
705
Achieving secure and flexible M-services through tickets
706
Achieving secure and scalable data access control in information-centric networking
707
Achieving secure chaotic communication using EKF-based embedded-keys system
708
Achieving secure communication through pilot manipulation
709
Achieving Secure Communications over Wiretap Channels via Security Codes from Resilient Functions
710
Achieving secure friend discovery in social strength-aware PMSNs
711
Achieving Secure Fuzzy Commitment Scheme for Optical PUFs
712
Achieving Secure Role-Based Access Control on Encrypted Data in Cloud Storage
713
Achieving Secure Transmission with Equivalent Multiplicative Noise in MISO Wiretap Channels
714
Achieving Secure, Scalable, and Fine-grained Data Access Control in Cloud Computing
715
Achieving security assurance with assertion-based application construction
716
Achieving Security Despite Compromise Using Zero-knowledge
717
Achieving security in integrated circuit card applications reality or desire?
718
Achieving security in Integrated Circuit Card applications: reality or desire?
719
Achieving Self-Management via Utility Functions
720
Achieving self-organization by lateral inhibition
721
Achieving Semantic Interoperability between Physiology Models and Clinical Data
722
Achieving Semantic Interoperability for the IPY
723
Achieving semiconductor equipment reliability
724
Achieving serendipitous N-detect mark-offs in Multi-Capture-Clock scan patterns
725
Achieving service differentiation in IEEE 802.11e enhanced distributed channel access systems
726
Achieving service portability in ICEBERG
727
Achieving service portability using self-adaptive data paths
728
Achieving service rate objectives with decay usage scheduling
729
Achieving shannon capacity region as secrecy rate region in a multiple access wiretap channel
730
Achieving shared accountability for operational availability attainment
731
Achieving Shared Protection for Dynamic Multicast Sessions in Survivable Mesh WDM Networks
732
Achieving sharp deliveries in supply chains through variance pool allocation
733
Achieving Sharp Resonances in Metamaterials through Symmetry Breaking
734
Achieving sharp resonances in metamaterials via engaging "closed-modes"
735
Achieving Short-Cut Nitrification Using FA Inhibition and Real-Time Control Strategy in a Combined System Removing Nitrogen from Real Mature Landfill Leachate
736
Achieving side-channel protection with dynamic logic reconfiguration on modern FPGAs
737
Achieving Simplicity with the Three-Layer Product Model
738
Achieving simulation-based test program verification and fault simulation capabilities for mixed-signal systems
739
Achieving Single-User Performance in an FEC-Coded DS-CDMA System for Frequency Selective and Flat Fading Channels
740
Achieving sink node anonymity under energy constraints in tactical wireless sensor networks
741
Achieving sinusoidal rectifier input currents while minimising the kVA rating of controllable switches
742
Achieving SK capacity in the source model: When must all terminals talk?
743
Achieving SLC performance with MLC flash memory
744
Achieving smart grid interoperability through collaboration
745
Achieving socially optimal solution through payments in a dynamic game for the relay channel
746
Achieving Socio-technical Confidentiality Using Security Pattern in Smart Homes
747
Achieving software flexibility via intelligent workflow techniques
748
Achieving software quality through Cleanroom software engineering
749
Achieving software quality through requirements analysis
750
Achieving software quality with testing coverage measures
751
Achieving software reuse by conversion and reorganization of software systems
752
Achieving Source Location Privacy and Network Lifetime Maximization Through Tree-Based Diversionary Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks
753
Achieving space and time diversity by using lattice constellation based joint Alamouti coding
754
Achieving Space Diversity with Non-Coherent AF Relaying
755
Achieving Spatial Disjointness in Multipath Routing without Location Information
756
Achieving Spatial Diversity via PARC for Future Wireless Communication Systems
757
Achieving spectral and energy efficiencies in multi-cell networks
758
Achieving Spectral Efficient Cooperative Diversity with Network Interference Cancellation
759
Achieving spectrum efficiency through signal design for ultra wide band sensor networks
760
Achieving Speed in Legacy Systems
761
Achieving Speedup in Aggregate Risk Analysis Using Multiple GPUs
762
Achieving stability in networks of input-queued switches
763
Achieving stability in networks of input-queued switches
764
Achieving stability in networks of input-queued switches using a local online scheduling policy
765
Achieving stability of ECG biometric features through binaural brain entrainment
766
Achieving stable high-gain video amplification using the Miller-effect transformation
767
Achieving stable operation of ad hoc wireless networks with neighbor pre-selection and synchronous route updates
768
Achieving Stable Through-Silicon Via (TSV) Capacitance with Oxide Fixed Charge
769
Achieving Stable Tracking in Wave-Variable-Based Teleoperation
770
Achieving statistical gain in ATM networks with the same complexity as peak allocation strategy
771
Achieving strategic objectives through operational modeling
772
Achieving stretch goals [Book Reviews]
773
Achieving stretched capacity goal through integrated engineering and manufacturing excellence
774
Achieving stricter correctness requirements in multilevel secure databases
775
Achieving string stability in irrigation channels under distributed distant-downstream control
776
Achieving strong consistency in a distributed file system
777
Achieving strong scaling with NAMD on Blue Gene/L
778
Achieving strong security based on fountain code with coset pre-coding
779
Achieving strongly stable adaptive control system using intelligent auto-tuning
780
Achieving structural and composable modeling of complex systems
781
Achieving sub 100 DPPM defect levels on VDSM and nanometer ASICs
782
Achieving Sub-100-ns Switching of Programmable Josephson Arrays
783
Achieving Sub-50 Milliseconds Recovery Upon BGP Peering Link Failures
784
Achieving sub-adiabatic energy dissipation by varying VBS
785
Achieving subclutter visibility using estimation of clutter intensity and phase shift
786
Achieving sub-electron readout noise in Skipper CCDs
787
Achieving sub-Hz frequency resolution in high spectral purity and low power frequency synthesizers
788
Achieving Sub-Hz Frequency Symmetry in Micro-Glassblown Wineglass Resonators
789
Achieving Subnanometer Precision in a MEMS-Based Storage Device During Self-Servo Write Process
790
Achieving Subnanosecond Delays Using Feedback with the Current Switch
791
Achieving Subpixel Georeferencing Accuracy in the Canadian AVHRR Processing System
792
Achieving sub-pixel registration accuracy for radar imagery
793
Achieving Sub-Rayleigh resolution via thresholding
794
Achieving sub-second downtimes in internet-wide virtual machine live migrations in LISP networks
795
Achieving Sub-Second Downtimes in Large-Scale Virtual Machine Migrations with LISP
796
Achieving Success in Measurement and Reliability Modeling
797
Achieving Sum-Capacity of the MIMO BC with Large Transmit Array using One-Shot Scalable Feedback Protocol
798
Achieving super computer performance with a DSP array processor
799
Achieving supercomputer performance in a low pain environment
800
Achieving supercomputer performane for neural net simulation with an array of digital signal processors
801
Achieving superlinear speedup on a heterogeneous, distributed system
802
Achieving super-linearity speedup by implementing randomized problem of genetics algorithm
803
Achieving superresolution by subspace eigenanalys is in multidimensional spaces
804
Achieving supply chain agility through inter-organization knowledge sharing: A research-in-progress
805
Achieving survivability in business process execution language for Web services (BPEL) with exception-flows
806
Achieving sustainability in the Indian plastic industry: Issues and challenges
807
Achieving sustainability three dimensionally
808
Achieving sustainability through a combination of LCA and DES integrated in a simulation software for production processes
809
Achieving sustainable performance in natural monopolies - the role of strategic planning in the European air navigation services
810
Achieving symmetric capacity of a L-out-of-K Gaussian channel using single-user codes and successive decoding schemes
811
Achieving symmetric Pareto Nash equilibria using biased replicator dynamics
812
Achieving synchronization in spatiotemporal chaotic SSMA systems
813
Achieving synergy
814
Achieving synergy in collaborative education
815
Achieving Synergy in the Industry-Academia Relationship
816
Achieving System Safety by Resilience Engineering
817
Achieving Systems Safety by Resilience Engineering
818
Achieving Target Equilibria in Network Routing Games without Knowing the Latency Functions
819
Achieving Target MTTF by Duplicating Reliability-Critical Components in High Performance Computing Systems
820
Achieving target of Stockholm Convention on PCBs elimination: Asia-Pacific case
821
Achieving targeted granulocyte differentiation through the use of interpolation and optimization techniques
822
Achieving TBTC - 95 Tube Stock System Compatibility
823
Achieving TCP fairness through power management in CDMA wireless networks
824
Achieving TCP optimization over wireless links through joint FEC and power management: an analytical study
825
Achieving TCP Reno friendliness in FAST TCP over wide area networks
826
Achieving Team-Awareness in Scientific Grid Environments
827
Achieving temperature-insensitive λ in InP quantum dot lasers
828
Achieving Temporal Fairness in Multi-Rate 802.11 WLANs with Capture Effect
829
Achieving TeraCUPS on Longest Common Subsequence Problem Using GPGPUs
830
Achieving Test Program Set transportability through interface design
831
Achieving tester independence
832
Achieving tetra band performance in simple dielectric and in metamaterial filled patch antennas
833
Achieving the AWGN channel capacity with lattice Gaussian coding
834
Achieving the balance between automation and manual control
835
Achieving the Best Thermal Performance for GaN-on-Diamond
836
Achieving the capacity bounds of multicast in large-scale wireless networks
837
Achieving the capacity of any DMC using only polar codes
838
Achieving the Capacity of the N -Relay Gaussian Diamond Network Within log N Bits
839
Achieving the capacity of the N-relay Gaussian diamond network within logn bits
840
Achieving the Capacity Region Boundary of Fading CDMA Channels via Generalized Iterative Waterfilling
841
Achieving the customer´s desire, challenges facing designers of future mobile system audio visual services
842
Achieving the degrees of freedom for the two-cell MIMO interfering broadcast channels with limited feedback
843
Achieving the degrees of freedom of 2×2×2 interference network with arbitrary antenna configurations
844
Achieving the degrees of freedom of relay-aided interference broadcast channels
845
Achieving the Degrees of Freedom of Wireless Multi-User Relay Networks
846
Achieving the designed error capacity in decoding algebraic-geometric codes
847
Achieving the desired transformer leakage inductance necessary in DC-DC converters for energy storage applications
848
Achieving the DMD tradeoff of the MIMO-ARQ channel
849
Achieving the DoF limits of the SISO X channel with imperfect-quality CSIT
850
Achieving the Empirical Capacity Using Feedback: Memoryless Additive Models
851
Achieving the enhanced reliability of electronic system by application of EMI control measures
852
Achieving the entire Slepian-Wolf rate region using a single code with hidden Markov correlation
853
Achieving the ergodic capacity with lattice codes
854
Achieving the gains promised by Integer-Forcing equalization with binary codes
855
Achieving the Gaussian Rate–Distortion Function by Prediction
856
Achieving the Gaussian Rate-Distortion Function by Prediction
857
Achieving the Han-Kobayashi inner bound for the quantum interference channel
858
Achieving the Highest Levels of Wind Integration— A System Operator Perspective
859
Achieving the Holevo capacity of a pure state classical-quantum channel via unambiguous state discrimination
860
Achieving the hybrid middle ground in modern social entrepreneurship: A conceptual discussion with NYC-based clean technology enterprises as cases in point
861
Achieving the information rate region for two sources two sinks network coding: An extended work
862
Achieving the limits of IATOin TIL GTO thyristors
863
Achieving the lower bound of fading MIMO relay channels with covariance feedback at the transmitters
864
Achieving the Lowest Outage Probability for Multi-Phase Cooperative Wireless Networks
865
Achieving the Maximum P2P Streaming Rate Using a Small Number of Trees
866
Achieving the Maximum Sum Rate Using D.C. Programming in Cellular Networks
867
Achieving the minimal BPG convergence time
868
Achieving the multiple access capacity region via projective time sharing
869
Achieving the multiple-access capacity of the AWGN channel with iterative processing
870
Achieving the Near-Capacity of Two-Way Relay Channels With Modulation-Coded Physical-Layer Network Coding
871
Achieving the Optimal Delay-Power Tradeoff in Wireless Transmission with Arbitrarily Random Packet Arrival: A Cross-Layer Approach
872
Achieving the optimal diversity-multiplexing tradeoff of two-user full-duplex asymmetric MIMO cooperative multiple-access channels
873
Achieving the Optimal Diversity-Versus-Multiplexing Tradeoff for MIMO Flat Channels With QAM Space–Time Spreading and DFE Equalization
874
Achieving the optimal guaranteed error correction rate in a simple concatenated coding scheme with single-trial decoding
875
Achieving the Optimum Picture Quality via Computer Aided Design Methods
876
Achieving the Outage Capacity of the Diamond Relay Network to Within One Bit and Even Less
877
Achieving the perfect secrecy for the Gaussian wiretap channel with side information
878
Achieving the potential benefits of advanced manufacturing technology-a study of Swedish metal working companies
879
Achieving the potential benefits of advanced manufacturing technology-a study of Swedish metal working companies
880
Achieving the potential of public transport - the Citizen´s Network
881
Achieving the proportional fairness in MU-MIMO uplink cellular networks
882
Achieving the quality of verification for behavioral models with minimum effort
883
Achieving the Rate-Distortion Bound with Linear Codes
884
Achieving the rate-distortion bound with low-density generator matrix codes
885
Achieving the Real-time rectification of remote sensing data based on 4S integration in handset
886
Achieving the Reiger bound for burst errors using two-dimensional interleaving schemes
887
Achieving the Secrecy Capacity of Wiretap Channels Using Polar Codes
888
Achieving the secrecy capacity of wiretap channels using Polar codes
889
Achieving the Shannon limit with probabilistically shaped BICM
890
Achieving the Smart Grid through customer-driven microgrids supported by energy storage
891
Achieving the uncertainty limit of phase estimation in two-path interferometers
892
Achieving the upper bound time-bandwidth product for radio-frequency arbitrary waveform generation
893
Achieving the vision [network management]
894
Achieving the Welch bound with difference sets
895
Achieving the Welch bound with difference sets [optimal complex codebook design applications]
896
Achieving the workload balance of the clusters
897
Achieving Thermal-Resiliency for Multicore Hard-Real-Time Systems
898
Achieving three-dimensional automated micromanipulation at the scale of several micrometers with a nanotip gripper
899
Achieving throughput and functionality in a common architecture: the Datacycle experiment
900
Achieving throughput fairness in Wireless Mesh Networks based on IEEE 802.11
901
Achieving throughput fairness in wireless network based service differentiation
902
Achieving time-based fairness for VoIP applications in IEEE 802.11 WLAN using a cross-layer approach
903
Achieving timely message delivery quality-of-service in fixed and variable connectivity distributed routing networks
904
Achieving timing composability with measurement-based probabilistic timing analysis
905
Achieving traceability in PLC software
906
Achieving traceability of information in collaborative policy modelling processes
907
Achieving transaction scaleup on Unix
908
Achieving transparency and adaptivity in fuzzy control framework: an application to power transformers predictive overload system
909
Achieving transparency for teleoperator systems under position and rate control
910
Achieving transparent coexistence in a multi-hop secondary network through distributed computation
911
Achieving Transparent Integration of Information, Documents and Processes
912
Achieving true flexibility
913
Achieving true parallelism on a High Performance Heterogeneous Computer via a threaded programming model
914
Achieving True Video-on-Demand Service in Multi-Hop WiMax Mesh Networks
915
Achieving trust in cloud computing using secure data provenance
916
Achieving tunable bistability through photonic multilayers doped by unmagnetized plasma and coupled nonlinear defects
917
Achieving Ubiquitous Network Connectivity Using an RFID Tag-Based Routing Protocol
918
Achieving Ubiquity: The New Third Wave
919
Achieving ultra low k dielectric constant for nanoelectronics interconnect systems
920
Achieving ultra-high system availability in a battery-less -48VDC power plant
921
Achieving Ultralow Standby Power With an Efficient SCCMOS Bias Generator
922
Achieving unanimous opinions in signed social networks
923
Achieving undelayed initialization in monocular SLAM with generalized objects using velocity estimate-based classification
924
Achieving understandable results in a formal design verification
925
Achieving Undetectable Communication
926
Achieving Unified Protection for IP Routing
927
Achieving Uniform Carrier Distribution in MBE-Grown Compositionally Graded InGaN Multiple-Quantum-Well LEDs
928
Achieving uniform nMOS device power distribution for sub-micron ESD reliability
929
Achieving uniform noise in direct fan-beam CT reconstruction through bowtie filter design
930
Achieving uniform performance and maximizing throughput in the presence of heterogeneity
931
Achieving Uniformly Accurate and Up-to-date Models in Large Interconnected Power Systems
932
Achieving Unit Safety in the WebPuff Emergency Management Information System
933
Achieving universal usability by designing for change
934
Achieving up to zero communication delay in BSP-based graph processing via vertex categorization
935
Achieving Uplink/Downlink Fairness in WLANs via Multiple Backoff Timers
936
Achieving usable and privacy-assured similarity search over outsourced cloud data
937
Achieving User Cooperation Diversity in TDMA-Based Wireless Networks Using Cooperative Game Theory
938
Achieving user privacy in mobile networks
939
Achieving user-defined accuracy with damped least-squares inverse kinematics
940
Achieving User-Level Fairness in Open-Access Femtocell-Based Architecture
941
Achieving utility arbitrarily close to the optimal with limited energy
942
Achieving utility-delay-reliability tradeoff in stochastic network optimization with finite buffers
943
Achieving versatile manipulation tasks with unknown objects by supervised humanoid robots based on object templates
944
Achieving vertices of the capacity region of the synchronous Gaussian correlated-waveform multiple-access channel with decision-feedback receivers
945
Achieving von Neumann´s dream: artificial life on silicon
946
Achieving warpage-free packaging: A capped-die flip chip package design
947
Achieving weighted fairness between uplink and downlink in IEEE 802.11 DCF-based WLANs
948
Achieving weighted fairness for wireless multimedia services
949
Achieving weighted-fairnessin message rate-based congestion control for DSRC systems
950
Achieving wide frequency range in an analog FPGA
951
Achieving Wide-Band Common-Mode Rejection in Differential Amplifiers
952
Achieving wide-band common-mode rejection in differential amplifiers
953
Achieving wide-band high birefringence, large nonlinearity and low dispersion using variable-spiral soft glass photonic crystal fibers
954
Achieving Wideband sub-1dB Noise Figure and High Gain with MOSFETs if Input Power Matching is not Required
955
Achieving Wireline Random Access Throughput in Wireless Networking Via User Cooperation
956
Achieving wireline random access throughput in wireless networking via user cooperation
957
Achieving wire-speed protocol processing in a multi-Gbps network using BSD UNIX and an OC-48c network interface card
958
Achieving World Class Supply Chains
959
Achieving world class supply chains
960
Achieving world-class reliability in general aviation´s supply chain
961
Achieving worst case robustness in energy efficient multiuser multicell cooperation systems
962
Achieving Zero-Defects for Automotive Applications
963
Achieving ZVS in a two quadrant converter using a simplified auxiliary circuit with novel control
964
Achieving ZVS in inductor-less half-bridge piezoelectric transformer based resonant converters
965
ACHIKO-I retinal fundus image database and its evaluation on cup-to-disc ratio measurement
966
ACHIKO-K: Database of fundus images from glaucoma patients
967
Achilles and the tortoise: Power consumption in IEEE 802.11n and IEEE 802.11g networks
968
Achilles: An autonomous lightweight ankle exoskeleton to provide push-off power
969
Achilles´ heel [Electrical Safety]
970
Achiral and chiral sum frequency vibrational spectroscopy of collagen fibrils
971
AChord: Topology-Aware Chord in Anycast-Enabled Networks
972
Achromatic and Single-beam Pulse Characterization Technique for Visible-UV Pulses based on direct UV Pulse Shaping and Cross-polarized Wave Generation
973
Achromatic and Single-beam Pulse Characterization Technique for Visible-UV Pulses based on direct UV Pulse Shaping and Cross-polarized Wave Generation
974
Achromatic and super-achromatic zero-order waveplates
975
Achromatic characteristics in 3-D Sagnac interferometer based on geometric phase shift
976
Achromatic circular polarization generation for ultra-intense lasers
977
Achromatic double-pass configuration in a single longitudinal mode doubly resonant OPO
978
Achromatic doublets for Gaussian beams
979
Achromatic holographic optical elements for coupling laser diode to single mode fiber
980
Achromatic Induction: A Variational Interpretation of Rudd-Zemach´s Edge Integration Model
981
Achromatic Liquid Crystal Phase Elements
982
Achromatic metasurfaces by dispersive phase compensation
983
Achromatic metasurfaces enable multi-wavelength flat optical components: Demonstration of a dispersion-less beam deflector
984
Achromatic micropolarizing filters for visible circular polarization bio-imaging
985
Achromatic mode-index/diffractive waveguide lens
986
Achromatic optical interconnects using holographic optical elements
987
Achromatic phase matching for second harmonic generation of femtosecond pulses
988
Achromatic phase matching for tunable second harmonic generation
989
Achromatic phase matching for tunable second harmonic generation
990
Achromatic pi-phase shift for nano-sensing interferometry: nulling of polychromatic on-axial light, off-axial light detection
991
Achromatic polarizing elements for pulsed THz waves
992
Achromatic supertwisted nematic LCD using birefringent film
993
Achromatic synthesizer of femtosecond vector beams for materials processing
994
Achromatic THz wave plate based on the structured parallel metal plates
995
Achromatic THz wave plate composed of stacked parallel metal plates with a pillar array
996
Achromatic transient-grating for FROG characterization
997
Achromatic waveguide couplers
998
Achromatic Waveplates for Liquid Crystal Displays
999
Achromatically coupled wavelength conversion module with SILICAGRIN® lens
1000
Achromatically injection-seeded terahertz-wave parametric generator